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Round-Up: Ciobanu wins ultra-tough Clonakilty ‘Half’. Indoor records for Mageean and Buttner

Sergiu Ciobanu of Clonliffe, who is second on the list of qualifiers for the marathon at the Rio Olympics, was a comfortable winner of the Clonakilty Half Marathon in 75 mins 28 secs  – not a bad time for what I’m reliably informed is the toughest half marathon in the country on roads. His Clonliffe […]

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Round-Up: McCormack wins Brussels Lotto Cross. Meath titles for Rennicks and Treacy

Fionnuala McCormack followed up her fourth place at the European Cross-Country by winning Iris Lotto CrossCup in Brussels yesterday. It was a first win for McCormack in  a race where in the past three years she has finished second (2012) and third twice (2013 and 2014). The Kilcoole athlete finished seven seconds ahead of  Dutch […]

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World T-F: Brave runs by “Steeplechicks”

Dunboyne’s Sarah Treacy produced the fastest time of the three Irish in the women’s steeplechase in Beijing. Treacy’s time of 9:48.24 in the fastest of the three heats saw her ranked 29th overall of the 45 starters. It was – to state the obvious – a tale of three heats, with the top three from […]

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World T-F Beijing: Timetable and Irish Results

World Championships – Irish times (seven hours behind Beijing) Day 1 – Sat 22 Aug Men  800m – Ht 3 : 5 Mark English (UCD) 1:46.69 (q). SF3: 5 1:45.55. 400m hurdles  – Ht 4: 3 Thomas Barr (Ferrybank) 49.56 (Q).SF1: 4 48.71 Day 2 – Sun 23 Aug Men  20km Walk – Alex Wright […]

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Nat T-F Day 2: Mageean Clocks PB in 800m. Doubles for Lawler, Proper, Treacy,

Ciara Mageean of UCD took the Athlete of the Meet award for her scintillating victory in the women’s 800m at the second day of the Glo Health National Track and Field Championships in Santry. Mageean, who had won the 1500m last year after a long break from the sport, was out on her own from […]

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Steeplechase: Sara Treacy run 9:44.35

Sara Tracey of Dunboyne AC has gone under the Rio ’16 qualifying mark  of  9 mins 45 secs for the women’s steeplechase for the second time in 12 days. At the Karlstad GP in Sweden, Tracey finished third in 9:44.35 – marginally slower than the 9:44.14 she ran in Letterkenny and outside the time of […]

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European Team C’ships: Ireland 5th after Day 1; Barr 2nd

Thanks to a solid all-round performance from the team, the Irish are lying fifth on the points tables after the opening day of the European Team Championships League 1 in Heraklion, Greece. Although there were no wins, there were a number of third placings  and while Thomas Barr may be disappointed with his second in […]

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Christie and Cullen win Terenure 5. Walshe shines at AI Games

Mark Christie of Mullingar and Sligo’s Mary Cullen were the winners of the Terenure 5-Mile. Christie had to dig deep to hold off the challenge of DSD’s Brendan O’Neill for victory in 23 mins 52 secs. O’Neill was just one second adrift, with Freddy Keron Sittuk of Raheny third in 25:08, and Clonliffie’s Mark Kenneally […]

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Intercounty Wins for Britton and Pollock (updated). Parnell Wins 9th Masters!

For a second year, Fionnula Britton and Paul Pollock were the winners at Glo Heath Intercounty Cross-Country Championships held on a perfect day for cross-country running  at Dundalk IT. It was a tale of two races: while Britton coasted to an easy victory, Pollock only retained his title after an absorbing race that ended in […]

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Round-Up: Rathfarnham 5km Wins for McCarthy, Treacy. Ciobanu wins Cork-to-Cobh

David McCarthy ran a smart race to win the New Ireland Rathfarnham 5km, held in perfect conditions today. With just over 800m to go,  Kevin Maunsell of Clonmel was leading a tightly packed bunch with McCarthy looming ominously on his shoulder. McCarthy made his break with the line in sight and won in a modest […]

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